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Claude Blog Assistant acts as a conductor for the separate claude-blog skill set. In Ship mode, it moves a new post through eight gated stages covering the brief, draft, voice cleanup, SEO, structured data, analysis, repurposing, and final QA. In Score mode, it audits an existing post and ranks retrofits by impact versus effort. The required claude-blog dependency must be installed separately; humanizer is optional, while the analysis gate is mandatory in the full lifecycle.

claude-skill-informe-pericial helps Spanish architectural experts assemble construction-pathology reports as versioned DOCX files. It brings case materials, photos, budget lines, and Word revisions into one workflow, including imports from PDFs, notes, and Presto or Arquímedes. The signed report remains the professional's responsibility: experts must validate causation, responsibility, and repair proportions, and complex revisions or other budget formats may need manual handling in Word.

3D Website Builder turns a ready-made roughly seven-second MP4 into a vanilla landing-page hero that advances frame by frame as the user scrolls. It asks for basic brand details, adds baseline SEO metadata, and uses a static poster on small screens or when reduced motion is preferred. It needs an input MP4 but no Node.js or FFmpeg.

visual-review performs visual QA on rendered PDFs, slide decks, reports, and HTML pages. It looks for clipping, overflow, overlaps, broken images, typography and contrast problems, density imbalance, and page-count mismatches, then labels findings as HOLD, FIX IF TIME, or NOTE. A Quick Pass handles short documents; Full Review needs editable source and shell access, while unavailable renderers trigger a text-only fallback.

claude-roundtable turns a real question into a structured debate among installed perspective skills. It anchors the discussion in explicit decisions, variables, and assumptions, requires speakers to challenge weaknesses and propose alternatives, and ends with an integrated plan. Users can add a participant, update constraints, or jump to synthesis while the debate is running; at least one persona skill is required.

Clever Comebacks turns a mean message into one concise reply. Choose soft, medium, heavy, or trainwreck intensity, and the skill applies a reframe-first method instead of adding filler or escalating by default. It refuses slurs, bigoted attacks, violence threats, doxxing, attacks on third parties, and anything longer than one sentence. It is a free Claude Code skill with no separate API key or signup.

These agent skills help create and update common SAP S/4HANA records in public cloud, private cloud, and on-premise editions. They cover products, supplier invoices, purchase orders, business partners, service entry sheets, goods receipts, confirmations, communication setup, and a generic fallback, with CSRF handling, master-data lookup, idempotent batches, and transient retries. Users must configure tenant credentials, authentication, and the required communication arrangements before making changes.

Paste in an existing draft and the skill scans for stock AI vocabulary, formulaic phrases, and structural habits such as excessive em dashes or repeated three-part lists. It returns a diagnosis, a cleaner rewrite, and an explanation of the most important edits while trying to preserve the writer's voice. English coverage is the most developed, Spanish has a starter map, and the tool is neither a from-scratch generator nor a fact checker.

Use this Claude Code skill to move a smart-home idea from discovery and scenario design through prioritization, a 16-section PRD, hardware requirements, communication protocols, and firmware architecture. Its reference set covers 30 automation scenes, more than 50 chips, 178 vendors, and over 40 certification standards across categories such as locks, lighting, security, and environmental control. Vendor, component, and standards data should be rechecked before a real launch.

MagicMarkets API is a Claude skill and reference set for the MagicMarkets peer-to-peer sports exchange. It explains REST order placement, WebSocket live-price subscriptions, request-idempotency, heartbeat deadman switches, cancel and reconcile flows, and the exchange’s lay-price calculation. An API key is required for live requests and should stay in an environment variable. It documents the exchange’s trading operations and request flow.

Resume Craft guides Claude Code through a seven-stage workflow from job-description analysis and information collection to layout, length checks, and export. It can work from pasted details, local files, or GitHub repository information, then produce HTML, PDF, DOCX, and Markdown resumes using discipline templates and visual themes. Profiles and generated files stay in local folders, while rendering requires the listed Python and Node.js dependencies.

Connect the script to an HTML demo and your own Supabase project so reviewers can pin comments to exact positions, reply, change resolution states, and jump between comments across pages. It also offers live synchronization and Markdown export. There is no account or permission system, so anyone with the link can comment or delete entries; it is intended for prototype review rather than production data.

This Claude AI skill turns a structured ten-round interview into organization-design deliverables for small and midsize businesses. It can produce department and role RACI matrices, a work-analysis workbook, an organization preview, industry-specific templates, version differences, and consistency checks. It still depends on a consultant's observation and judgment—especially around authority and accountability—and expects a reference case for format alignment.

nudgr keeps reminders, tasks, and scheduled Claude Code runs in a local SQLite database, then mirrors them to Calendar.app or Google Calendar through several sync options. Platform timers can launch prompts in detached tmux sessions and surface or recover missed runs after a sleeping laptop wakes. It targets macOS, Linux, and WSL2, remains pre-1.0, and does not support native Windows.

This repository publishes three Anthropic-format skills for OnlyFans creator-agency operations: an operations knowledge base, a sourced cost benchmark, and a framework for judging autonomous versus assisted AI. Each skill is a standalone Markdown bundle that can be loaded by compatible assistants, and the project publishes identity and provenance materials for verification. It is a reference surface for agency analysis, so users should validate claims for their own context.

gh-tendr turns private GitHub Issues into an asynchronous review queue where Claude polls comments, classifies intent, and can reply, edit documents, implement changes, or request clarification. It requires an authenticated gh CLI with write access to a private repository, and destructive actions such as merges, force pushes, or production changes still need explicit confirmation; the project is pre-1.0.

Teams lets a lead Claude decompose a complex request, spawn specialized teammates, coordinate their shared task list, and synthesize the result. It chooses breadth for independent subtasks, depth for sequential research-to-test phases, or a mixed approach, with an optional voice per agent. The setup requires Claude Code 2.1.32 or later and the experimental agent-teams flag, and it caps a team at five agents.

Use human-copy as a final editing gate for English content before publication. Its seven passes target flagged vocabulary, stock structures, indirect copulas, repetitive rhythm, vague claims, em dashes, and leftover formatting, then return a findings table, rewrite, change summary, and second scan. It can be embedded in Claude Code, Claude.ai, Gemini, Codex, or a plain chat, with a detect-only mode when you do not want a rewrite.